The presence or absence of some urban facilities can shape the spatial distribution of crime
occurrence. Exploring the joint influence of various types of facilities on crime occurrence …

Tests of social disorganization theory are commonplace in international criminological
literature. Indeed a plethora of studies had emerged over the past seventy years examining …

Rural environments are specific for some crime forms, which can be divided into four
categories: 1) agricultural or farm crime, 2) equine crime, 3) wildlife crime, and 4) heritage …

When I first started thinking about this editorial, I reflected on my criminological career, which
started in the 1990s. Most of my criminological research has been comparative, at least to …

En este trabajo se estudian las relaciones entre la eficacia colectiva y la cultura ciudadana
entre sí, y entre ellas y varias mediciones del miedo al crimen, como el miedo a ser víctima …

The relationship between burglary and socio-demographic factors has long been a hot topic
in crime research. Spatial dependence and spatial heterogeneity are two issues to be …

Psychologists define fear of crime as having three components: cognitive, emotional and
behavioural. A person must perceive the circumstances as threatening, thereby triggering an …

Objectives In response to calls for physiological measurement of people's fear of crime, we
explored how men and women responded to self-report and physiological measures as they …

The idea behind patrol activity is that police officers should be the persons best acquainted
with the events and people in their patrol area. This implies that they should have access to …

Despite a rich body of literature dealing with suburbanization across Central and East
Europe, the issues of crime and safety in residential suburbs have not been addressed. At …